Johannes Magirus
Johannes Magirus was a German composer, provost, parson, protestant theologian, deacon and generalsuperintendent (1537–1614). He was born in Backnang and died in Bad Cannstatt.
Johannes Magirus
- Born
- 1537. · Backnang.
- Died
- 1614. · Bad Cannstatt.
- Nationality
- ["Germany"].
- Occupation
- ["composer", "provost", "parson", "protestant theologian", "deacon" and "generalsuperintendent"].
- Education
- ["University of Tübingen"].
- Languages
- ["Latin"].
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1614
Johannes Magirus died at Bad Cannstatt.
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Backnang.
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Bad Cannstatt.
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His recorded language was Latin. His recorded confession was Lutheranism. He married Anna Fritz. 2 children are recorded: Johannes Magirus and David Magirus. Recorded as composer, provost, parson, protestant theologian and deacon.
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